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What is the Role of Authorisation in REACH?

Certain nanomaterials that pose significant risks to human health or the environment may require authorisation before they can be used. This process involves a detailed assessment of the risks and the availability of safer alternatives. Companies must demonstrate that the benefits of using the nanomaterial outweigh the risks.

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